The anime fan community is in mourning this Friday (27). Sayuri, a Japanese singer and composer known for her beautiful interpretations of anime ending themes, passed away on September 20 at the age of 28.
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In a statement, her husband shared the news on X (formerly Twitter), stating that her funeral was attended by close relatives and acquaintances. However, the young artist was passionate about music, despite battling a chronic illness.
Sayuri captivated audiences with her memorable performances of "Parallel Line" from the anime Scum's Wish , where the melancholy of her music added even more depth to the narrative. Another success was "Flower Tower" from the anime Lycoris Recoil , where her voice brought the series' ending theme to life, winning fans worldwide.
Finally, she also contributed to the fourth season of My Hero Academia and to the acclaimed Erased , where her ending song captured the essence of each story in a touching way.
Source: X (formerly Twitter)